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At I. P. rail road crossing corner
c and Polk street, North Topeka,
has 200 acres of land for sale | II
miles north east of William town
Douglas CO., Kan. Also $50 acres
near Baldwin City II miles south
east Of Lawrence, Kan, also Topeka
property. Will attend to collecting
I. 5. claims, bounty and pensions,
send IN your claims at once.
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Geo. v. Watson,
Cor. 9th & Kan. Ave.

Has property for sale in the fol-
lowing additions: Sunny. Side,
Orchard, Pierce's, Walnut Grove,
Ott and Tewksburrys, Edwards
Tract, Quinton Heights, West End
and Arlington Heights, also vacant
lots and Improved property in all
parts of the city. The attention Of
the colored people is especially called
to Forest addition, North Topeka.
Call and examine plats.
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SATURDAY, JULY %.

Jubilee review of the British Navy
at Portsmouth, England. The Queen
present and many American visitors.
Heavy rains in northwestern
Kansas.-An unprecedented electric
storm accompanied by heavy rain
fall occurred at Phillipsburg, N. j.,
The house Of George Fox, station
agent at Mauch Chunk, was under
mined by water and wrecked. Fox's
mother and niece were killed. Sew
eral farm houses were struck by
lightning.-Floods in Eastern Pa,
several bridges washed away.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
MONDAY, July Is.

CUuuI VI LI1c 6AlItIuo utdL. ACLn-
perature 1902 in Cincinnati In
dianapolis and Louisville, Ky. 1O2 ?
at Baltimore, Washington and St
Louis Kaufman and Runge, ex-
tensive cotton dealers in Galveston,
fail.--David L. Wightman,
philanthropist Of Cleveland, Ohio,
died.-At Marion, Ind, a saloon
lately opened, blown up with dyna-
mite, no saloon had ever been there
people do not intend there shall be.
TUESDAY July 19.
President Cleveland visits FaYette-
vile, N. Y, the home Of his boyhood,
"A heavy storm visited Baltimore,
Md, doing considerable damage
A collision occurred at Spithead to-
day between the British iron clads
Ajax and Devastation. The Devasta-
ton was considerably damaged and
is leaking fast. The Devastation is
double-screw, iron turret ship, armOr-
plated, $3.50 horse power. The
Ajax is double-screw turret ship Of
6,440 horse power. Both vessels are
in the coast guard service. $4,000
fire visits Owensburg, Ky.-The St
Anthony elevator at Minneapolis,
Mimi, burned with 100000 bu.
of wheat, loss nearly $1,000, 0,00O.-
A hail cyclone passed over northern
Indiana, doing considerable damage.
A hurricane prevailed on the coast
Of Buenos Ayres, several vessels
driven ashore.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.
Briggs & Swifs's old park house
on northwest corner of Ninth and
Sycamore streets, Cincinnati, which
was recently remodeled for manufac-
turing purposes, burned this morning
involving a loss Of $15O,O0O.-
At the demand Of General Ferron,
secretary Of war, the senate, Paris,
by 1877 to 90, voted urgency for his
mobilizlng bill. The senate also pass
ed his bill increasing the army by
adding four new cavalry regiments.
Excellent rains in south western
Kansas.
THURSDAY, July p.
An express train on the Erie road
dashes through gang Of Italian
laborers, near Hokokus. killing 10
twenty-five deaths from cholera, in
Catania, Italy.-Gam5rinus as
sembly, Knights Of Laber, Milwau-
kee, Wis, 1000 strong, to-day with
drew from the order because Of Grand
Master Workman Powderley's SEN
timents on the temperance question.
1t is probable that the assembly
composed Of tight barrel coopers will
also withdraw for the same reason.
Gambrinus assembly is composed Of
brewers. The tight barrel coopers are
mainly engaged in work for the
brewing trade.-Ohio democrats
meet in convention at Cleveland,
Ohio, Tnos. E. Powell, nominated
for Governor.
FRIDAY, July p.
Rains reported in many sections
Stanley has been heard from. On
June 2nd, he started from the camp
at Arnwhimi with five European
officers and $50 men. 1t is estimated
he will not reach Emin Bay for two
months. He is in good health
Articles Of incorporation we're fled in
Springfield, H., of the Metropolitan
i Il
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H. ROLL
Has moved TO 9b !
East SiTh SD

Where he has
newly fitted. loa
to call and see hils,
as the cheapest.
place 205 and 2O'
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finished and examination of with
nesses begun.
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Ocean 6teamers.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA ESPA-
Formerly A. LOPEZ co.
North American Branchl .. ,, .,,er,
THE STEAMERS OF THIS WELL-hNOWN STA ion
STEAMSHIP LINE now under contract with tho Mexican
Government will leave Ew. YORK for HAVANA direct
the 4h 14th and Gath Of every month Inc hr'IosS'
steamship -- -. .,..>
PANAMA Captain Alcatena. . q. -.
Will sail from PIER Fl NJ H. on ugusi -
p taking freight and passengers or inc ioi1o"ns
ports; "a -, -, po.,o p,oo
Havana Progreso Vera Cruz St John OF Porto Kleo
and santander and only Cadiz barcelona seville
Malaga Almeria. CartbagenA Alicante and Nhehe@ for
freight passage Information apply TO "a ,,,.
J. NJ. CEBALLOS q CO. Agents 80 Weh-s@
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY,S
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. EtlSA' OhN-
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICQ
Frop New York. pier foot Of Canalsst y; ~
For 5an Francisco via the 1sthmus Of Panama
NEWPORT sails sat nrdsy Agg 20 NOON
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO
From San Francisco LIST and Brannon stA,
for China and Japan
CITY OF NETWORK sails THURSDAY september l. 7. N
freight and general information Apply A. oon
'' II, J. BULLAY, Superintendent
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ -.r RIVER RAILROAD.
eHEAi FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On GR Rnd after June 2G trains Leave

"
go ~ hnI tlrest Passenger Station in America
rtny nj sSr,sr ExDres& drawingroom carsto AD'hY
H., Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw.
ngltoom cars Ia Saratoga, Caldwell lake GeOrge Plas
800 a m. tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
exclusively Buffet smoking.car dining dra wing
ahd s,eeOlnH cars io Albany Utica syracuse Rochester
buffalo Niagara fas Ere Cleveland ami Toledo arriving
Chioago9:5Oa. ~ neItday.
1850 m, chicago Express drlwngroom cars to Rich.
field springs. Canandigua and Rochester
1880 m, Western New-York and Northern ExpreIL
25S a m 'SSXrAToGA LIMITED Saturdays only
Through buffet smoklng aud drawlng.rOon car
1870 p M Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica specal with
draw Troy and saratoga Connects through
TO { adwe LAKE George ON SATURDAYS.
- u. NJ. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
80 p. m. Fast chicago Express. wi'h slecpngclr' i)r
and Chicago. Dining car New YORK TO Albany
t'G30 m, Fast Cincinnati and ST Louis hADros, with
Louis, Auburn Geneva CanandIgua clayton aud AleVan.
dra Bay daily. Paul smiths saranaG SC va tca daily
except Saturday. Biuin gear Sc~-NOrk 10 Albany.
z p Montreal and Adirondack EEpress daily sleep
ngcars 10 Pasburg aud Montreal via i9nses Point AMI
VIA ST Adams Sleepers connect ay ~ FasDurg WIN
Chaleaugay H. H. for Lake Chszy Lyon Mountain Ralphs
Loon Lake Saranac Paul Smiths &C Sleeper daily except
Sunday for Luzerne North Greek Bne Mountain Lake NC
y. m SPECIAL Sleeper arrives Rochester 7tOh m. But
fso. 93j a. IN. and Cleveland. 1915 p M next day:
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls cleveland. Toledo Detroit AMI
IIi5 D. n Night Erprcss with sleeping.cars 10 Albany
Connects morning trains for tho West for
saratos Lake George and Tor tho North Except saturday
TicEets and space Drawing and sleeplngcar On
at Grand Central Depot Alb 7Sj and 9t2 broadway
u PARK Place Battery Place G2 west l23th, 81 ami
and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~ Fourtst Williams
Westeots Express call and baggage from hotels
run daily others daily except sunday tstOpat Mott
Haven Station (i35tn.sLL ->.,., ,,,,,,,,~r
J. NJ. TOUCEY. HENRY MONEII,
" General uDeuntendent. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

M
w y. Y. G. e H. II. r.. Co.. lessoeS ,,,.-
earlier from loot Of Jay.stg North River -
Syracuse Hunao Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Pals. 30, '9:55 a. H. 'G.O5 's:l5 p.
IicA. s.lJ U:Ib il:i1a M 500. s-:lO =. m.
kingston, SaureTilf tat-klIl Albany 3:lJ 1855.
Il:3Oa NJ, {. 'GO5. 'H15 ,o.- rs.
Cransion'- West Point Cornwall, Newburg I24o - ID
'1l6 s95j. 1913 II 30 flil5. !. 10 D -s $40
J. m. aud = M 345 '603 m Cranstons' CORNWALL new
For Montreal and canada East. cos m NJ
Hamilton ndon 100 n M. 'cO5' SIS p. Toronto.
ISsaat sleeping cars Tor Buffalo Niagaa Falls, Cincn.
saratoga Specials; II 80 a. m. JI5 p. m. DrawngrOom
cars through 10 Saratoga.
Lakes Moluns md Niunewt.kt N"w-Paltk a. 1850
a. ~, sf4j. $40 Drawing Room cars u Kingston on
q ll.ln d. M. 8; - y. ni. ANS.
Kaaterskil Hunter Grand lio's station and To Phm.
n!cia 3l5 900 II 20 NJ 8li5 345 D. Drawing room
- Grand Hotel station ami Phmna or Hotel ha1t
eTsk ana Mountain House, on 90 ll30 a. IN and 345
PaIcnve and Mountain station. S:l5 7Ij
g. I 80 a No. 3t5 y. Drawing car 10 Catskil
IL q. ami $40 y. trains.
Daily. iDaly except Saturday Saturdays only
Other rains daily except Sunday.
tickets timetables paror or sleeping car accommoda-
Information, apply al Offices bfookyI3S3 wash
lngonst, 73O Eultons, Amer once, loot OF Fultonst
Newly ork City, 313 7s5. Oi2 broadway. 100 B0wey IL
foot Of Jsyst, y. H. G. L. LAMBERT,
3 NAnderOllt-ave General Passenger Agon-
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Throngh trains leave

ERIE RAILWAY Through trains leave
IL 2Jdst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
bers oca trains leave 23st from to 20 minutes earlier
Coaches 70 Bnrhamton, Elmira Horneilsvie Rochnstor
Bna.o Niarara Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
6rm-Day Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" a solid Pull
man tram OF Pay and Buffet Sleeping Coaches TO Meadve
cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago aud 81 Louis. Pullman
Sleeping Coaches to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
ilton ana Toronto. No extra charge for fast time.
ee m-Dsiy Chicago Express. Pullman Day and Sleeping
Coaches to Bnehamton, Elmra Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Rutherford and Passac week davs 445 545 1920 75o o3o
lG2Oa M loo noon 40 230 800. $50 44O, $40 $40
sundays 5:i5 sis 1920 M 1900 noo las 4is g8o
~ gu 1890 p m. 100 midnight -
Tft s s sC S &c., re 7s 'H 1897 &C. so
Sunday U y s lo 5oo5 I l29S %SnEI;
Si5 1880 1900 @idniGh,1 moor" i,'' $40 ooO 'i'
Newark and Paterson. via Newark week DAYS 61O $50
s9S S s go 1924 2ss 5o i M 200 S2 40 52o 19
Sundays. 9,l5a M, 1920. $50, s.ooP. M
noon, las go 800, $50 Sio 800 $50 $40 lis ai5
80 lHS1 r. spd ~ m,dniGh sunday SSS 1920
warwick 445, 300. 1920 A. M. 2;So 4;JO m sundays
Newburg and Cornwall, 800 900 $780, 4l0. 4;30 aud
600 p. m. sundays. s:l5 IN and 500 p
Montgomery ,ondout aud Kingston 300 m. $3.50 p. H.
Scranton, bunmorc week days. 900 a. M; 23op. m.
Goshen. AS. 54j :: 80 300 1920 a. m. 230 800 $50
$50 500. 500 $50 p. Sundays 5l5. s;l5 $500, 1920
Mact o % S GaT, ~ 5.5 75o 900 lo9oa n go
$3.50 430, eco 500 s.S0 m. sundays. 5i5. 8l5. 9O0
1920 M 600 $50, 500 p III Tho 300 III train stops
Port JSrvs Az 7SO 900 1920 M 230 800 43O Goo
500 $50 p. Sundays, s5, 900 1910 600 $50
TcIsis or passage apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the check
oices Nos ST. 4oi III 657 Broadway 1877 Westst r. r.,
No 53l Fuonst. BroOkyn or al tho Company's dopots
sis. 1855 al and $40 and 1000 p. -.
H. il. soULE, GoaI Mgr l. Il FARMER, O. p. Ast
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
onsni after JUNE %. 1881
CHEAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NewYor VIA Desbrosses and cortandt Street
Harrisburg Tttburg and the West with Pullman Palao,
Cars attached "a M and p M daily New; foI. AM
VesiitHloi Car, at /, a. m. overy day e..
"1i no. cSSan@sas a Cory for ra,vs rsiroloan
rS Ssnt eSsn a%G 20 sc on R'FsG SEQ M
BalrimoT washington ana he sonth "LnIt9i wa; hing
a rasG Dining car T dag Icopt sanda 10 nj arrive
3 So Te%a 3nS daily ~ 200 and ss "5T7S
For Ata@Tc CITY, except SUNDAY / ania p m.
Long S'R2 FINE @E T Hss iy .sa and
S6 II 1T c aas h a XXX M on snn S1
For S Font sn n4d 2drs S not Ne Sp
and Norfolk Railroad. S00p M every day iya Blltlmors
Boat. % bfoiyn wv Amen RI connect with a, through train,
at Jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer e
sr%tre From P,purs 40 100 Ilso % 100
GO N e5Os @l 20 $50 sso 4so and 1922
% . i FROM h SaS 3d. go s go @ 10
re s l 90 o sP 72S So So e 20! 3o SS SS
1920 night Sunday $50, 600 $50 100 1872 li'So
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New York. via Debrosscs and cort
coo 100 s % chcagg Limited and 10 WASHINGTON Lin
sSs DSns cana ana i9 sls ash CON 9
LILO m 40 p m sunday EfpIess o:io g. lAmIep
Train. leaving NswYofk daily except sunday ats J.
sunday Connect a. trenton o r@ camen H. ana m
f9e ' lc5 s nfg' 60 t $50 s9S &
NO. isio 2sc s HSRri'' W" ds .,'
m a On sg9 ao ABB iSo @iS 81 Sss Gss
Leave Philadelphia hi via Camden 10, NJ AMI 1870 n
Ticfet ONCE. $40 is5 and s44 Broaavayl A.or Hou,.
ooEyn station, Jers cty Emigrant Ticket once. cas-
H." Sew.Yort Transfer Company will call for and chosk
baggage from hotels sI and residences woon
General ManaOor Gen. Passr Agent
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7 EHIGH MATHEMATICIAN.

| EHlGI NALLE ahAlLhOAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Des
brossos SITS as follows
Z a. NJ for Catasauqua and intermediate points -
for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. Bunao and
and principal local points Chair car TO WkosDrro
D. ~ Tung and intermediate points CHAIR car
1unkhannOck Connection To Reading and HarrisDurg
$40 p for Pttston and principal intermediate points
Chair TO Pittston. ,. ,--.,-
$40 m for Coplay aud intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO COplay.
70 ~ N Tor Geneva LYONS Emira Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper To Lyons
75O p M for Laurays and intermediate points $1,000. ,.r
Trains leaving n M, M and $40 p m connect or
nj points In Mahanoy and Halleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
for Mauch Chunk Hazloon and edlate points
$40 D. M for Coplay and intermediate pointa 49,,
p. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester buffalo anu
the West Pullman sleeper to LYONS.
General Eastern Office, go BroAdway'
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(nrnitnre.

NOWPERTHWA IT.-Furniture, Carpets,
" Bedding STOVES, Ranges Refrigerators, Baby Car
rages shades, orockery everything for housekeeping
syswheFs 0ysy day p5ice lists EalsS Es,hslIsssd
i93 1875 i57 l99 20i 2C8 205 arkrow, between City
Han and Chatham square elevated station New York.
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~ Trans leave from Chambersst Station Engewood
Tenafy., Closter. sparkill and Nyack $50 lilo $50
$50 and ll:3O ll5. $780, !, 1850. 5:2O b4O G3O
1890 p. r. ~ mingis sunday 7io. $3.50 a. m, and
$50 7:l0 $3.50 M 400 $3.50 p m (li3O D. IN SATURDAYS
only. Sundays. $50 a. m- p. m.
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NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &

From PIERS ". r.
At4:SO, 500 300 HOO 100 345. 430. $50 p.
bright, Long Branch, &c
At43O 9OOa. m. 100 SATURDAYS only) 3:i5, 40 $50
for Atlantic Highlands
Al 500 800 ll:OO M. 100. 345 430, $50 p. for
Eheron Asbury Park, Ocean Grove Ocean Beach. Spring
Lake PIT Pleasant
at 400 500 M. i:OO s45 p. m. for Lakewood. Toms
River and Bsrnegat.
AT s:3Oa D. for NinelanG, BrigetOn, Beach Haven
md lie
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Ciip properin for Sale.
Business propertn for Sale ana Go Get

BUILDINGS. stores, lofts and Offices to let.
ID on Broadway Nassau. Beekman, William and Fulton
st& RULAND d WHITING. 5 Beekman-st
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REAL ESTATE.
prs,NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,s WAS fair attendance the Exchange yesterday,
wave having brought OF the dealers back toown'
~, ottinger w. c. Lesser, Samuel McMillan JOHN NJ
Jefferson NJ Levy and other wellknown faces among
mo number Joseph Arthur Levy OF L TauenoAnm q ~"
sold 49 Ths formerly on b ne ' gor and
sa' B Epssn sass ,ss! mort
see Aaron scang by John Jones' hs. Of IS on jones'
30 a mo- s saSs sl EA 5ssn '
had not sss q fs
he had SSsp , %sds e SsF iS
,ss s o TO isaac 'V''
john nv MsaTen has four on the northwest
Of & bs aea cSSS Of Harsm So East
5arsSandred shst 23nIloli has been sold f0s
sst seventy fOnrthst west OF Thirdave 2S1loo2' Tor
NEw-YoRK Monday. Aug. Is, 1887.
The following sales made ut the Exchange and
BY james A. Lery
Of Sthsve. lot aoxS6 j si6ersten $1,000
a,.,,.u BY John on. z n 6oyd 60 an, ,eso
vihave near S5th-st, adjourned to Sept g.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N Y. CITY
the n. Resisssrs Once Once toiav ''''''
worys Gt sDrHs 75nisa : e PsS
1 Psrshan and wife TO II Williams. ......... $500
''n InsccSsys si6os2oc Mccarthy wife to ooo
east no ssl East iLioT6ao Jas Mcoabo and
wife to Z Pecare- iuouV
Same propeity G Pecare TO Borger--...,:::: 10O0
Sa'9 no;s1 s. 500 II o. "0u''e 225oo
ss ,.s m ass 70 aaachsn and another 225oo
'ha fans 70 Susan lane hall interest 5000
WshdebTocH and wife to Knopf .......... 1880
Ieia and wife to Frank and S225O
SSds ssn and wife 10 u Myers $3.50
biV sSs wife 70 N Epstein and wife $4,000
Plot No 26 SO n OF Kennedy's land 49, TO OF OF
Babcock-avs, xl00x l06 6xlO0; Roger ONen -.
and wife also NJ r O'Donovan TO A Maoney-.-. 2,O35
sOth.si n 6, 1926 II Q Of llthave. 25x1o0,2 FINN
and wife to L Van Brunt
Cornell and wife TO VI Dennere.n ........--...: l
"sI'SS Nelson to Blum. ........... 2s.5OO
snd wife TO L White ..............-.... $4,000
"'1 ma iioIs7s II Lamb and wife to K Bscot 1900
Audubon.ave, g. 80 IT = of l6Ythst 50x96 and also
cor of Of Audubon ave- and lb9th;st, lpOxllO;
and wife to r P o'Ne and ] Maoney -. $4,000
Tfsny-s 8, 800 II OF l65th-s. 26xlOoi James o
Davis to Anderson. ...-.....-.-...,-::.:. oOo
75thLst No 403 east. 2ox5l smith and wife to ,oo
lo's and wife to sehwaikeSt lO,5OO
e20 i1pa 10 1sG sanford ....'. 4s75o
ss,hst h "a isa5 It OF 4thsve 2aiIi00S; Mich
sth and wife to g Philltppi-. 5000
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Duarn dna Rooms.

IOOTH-ST. Fl & % WEST.Table service,
~ rooms and location strictly hrstcisssi Arrange
meats NAV now DO made for the coming season
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6tenmhnnfs and Railroads.

hs Steamers CITY or TROY AMI SARATOGA lsnvs
footor Christophsrs North River daily except situri
6p NJ Tor Troy Aai tho North sunday stoa nsr touches
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickosa 81 50
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Brooklyn properip fo, Sale ano Go Eet
FOR SALE.

Qox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP
and brownstone 'front.' Basement par
r and "a finished hard wood % floor saloon cham
Ter gsss ndows In psroT cabinet mantes through
tui 10 plate glts nirIoI Butess stas ~ parlor story
Easement han wainscoted IN hard wood double
toois psrlor Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated by
furnace. Price, 81 1000
one 2story and sernent red brick and brownsone
with latest Price 1890 This house
its bargain.
Aso corner house finished IN the durable
Iriot $1,000 This house viii be shown only on special
1trmt.
Toreach them BROOKLYN Elevated Road 10 Sumner
station 90 minutes ridetben blocks sumner
Monroes then block 10 house 267A Lewisave
These houses are Elevated Road OF
lie residence IN Brooklyn and built by OF the
hest builders IN the city, They must be cold as the owner
cannot snord 10 carry Them Keys at 267A. LewiSave
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
IL Day Line Steamers
NETWORK and ALBANY.
x-.,,, Daily Except sundaysL
y fnlton-st (by Annex).-........soOA m
New-Yors Xesry ST per. a. m
For ALBANY. landing at Youksrs West Point Newburg
PongnAeepse Rhinebeck Catsk and Hudson. Returning
leave Albany $50 a M
Zine BAND attached 10 each boat
,,rs- 90 CONNECTIONS:
WESI POINT and NEWBU RG, with down day boat
hh y bECk toy ferryl with special train ulster
pc, ~, y; LOT the resorts OF the Catskl Mountains
0AIoShiLI with special train the Catskill Mt r. r.
pooN with Boston Albany T. r. for Chatham, Pitts
A, LEAN with y. Y. CENTRAL & II. r r. r. for
Iuca. Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS & the West with
Boston Albany r. H. for Boston & D. & II. q Co.'S
T0, AND FROM SARATOGA. The New. York Transfer Co.
will call Tor and check baggage from hotels
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
SSopTMME WPoRT. FALL RIVER, AND EAST AND
"A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE snow being operated on
Providsnoe and Old Colony. A FINE BAND AND
ORCHESTRA ATTACH ED 10 EACH STEAMER Leave
orx from Pier % Told No) N. H. foot of Murrays.
63o M for Pail River direct connecting for Boston
ichnura New Bedford Martha. Vineyard, Nantucket and
local points on Old Colony Railroad ~
6l5 m for Newport. about 5.f5 m and Fall River
about a. m. connecting with express trains and through
cars io Boston, Cape Cod Lowell and North White Meun.
SUNDAYS Leave NewYork at $50 pm. for all point. Rs,
turning leave Boston D. M
Connection by Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn p. M.
Tickets and staterooms can obtained IN NewYork At
2o7 261 pa 957 and 1923 Broadway 264 West 125ts-
134 East l25thst. l53 Bovery and wndsoc
BoRbE% S LOWELL rs all GE o. l. co1NoR
Agents. Gen. Pass Agt
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New.York CITY.
ANCHOR LINE u. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
steamship CITY OF ROME sails We'd. Aug II, at
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon passage. $50 and upward Secondelass $50.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
ETHIOPIA. 90 a. DeyOnia. sept 3 a. m
AnchOria. 81 FuruesBia Sept. TO- 10
of passage glasgow Derry. Liverpool and Belfast
Cabin. So and $50. second.class $50 Steeragc SO
Steamers sail from Pief A. v. r, foot OF LerOyst
For book Of tours or further Information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. New.fork
COMPAAGMIE GENERAkE TT TRANSATLAN-
COmpanys Pier new No ~ North River foot OF Mortonst
Ia BRErAGNE de Joussclin-- Saturday. Aug 20 ga NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE. Trdub. Saturday, Aug "a noon
la HANtOfNE, Santel. NStufday, sent s. a. M
Passage to HavreWiner Rate First Glass $50 and $780,
Second Glass $50
LOUIS DE BEBGAN, Agent. No. Bowling Groen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing New.Yo rk and Antwerp weekly.
edDesdny Avg s $50 M
FAN and Rates First Cabin, 500 and SIS EIcur
sion Second Cabin, $40. Excursion, $I2 and
$50 steerage a very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT a SONS. Genl Ag'ts, 90 broadway:
uAMBURG-AMER IS. LINE For
Il L Plymouth (L0ndonl Cherbourg (PSrisL Hamburg
IIammonia. -. p IN. Aug. u Rhaeta p M, sept
First Cabin, $50, 500 and $40 steerage at low rates
GEN &s 81 broaGt Pas Ats 81 bwSy
rTHE u. :. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. co.
l. American passenger line.
For ST. Thomas Barbados Para. Maranham. Pernambuco
connecting for Santos Montevldeo,
Buenos Aires Rosario and ports In Southern Brazil
steamship FINANCE, wednesday. AuR. II, at4 m
From Newport News. Va, Saturday. Aug, 20 at p. m
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,o,
w FOR QU EhNSIOWN AND LlNEl1OOi+
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
GRIN NNIC Capt. Gieadell Wednesday, Aug "a 10 a. m
-ADRIATIO Capt Cameron Mednt sday aug 81 = p n'
From White star Dock, foot OF West 9th So =, 49,.
RATTS-Saoon, $50, $780, $50 and elo0 fse l uchg.
on favorable terms. Storage from Or 70 the oa county
rate $50 and 5 excursion 500 and sdo For inspection OF
plans or information apply az he companys once NO
ii broadway. pAcr E BHYoE lSNAf' Agent
Tho White star Sf line steamship ARABIC. sailing
Saturdays september 10 and October 40, 70 queens
town and Liverpool will second cabin and steer
ago passengers only The second SaSn pans ssys
tho and saloon deck This steamer has very
superior accommodations for Storage passengers second
the Company oce II broadway to any agent OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

Steamer, RHODE ISLAND AMI MASSACHUSETTS,
leave Per 90 River daily, except sunday at
Send 90 r. o. Box 3Oll for Summer excursion book.